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Eon Institute seeks to strengthen individual and institutional skills to create a society that is increasingly capable of making the most of the benefits of digitalization, in an inclusive manner.
The women-led nonprofit works with governments, companies, universities, organizations and multilateral organizations for projects and programs that promote a technosocial context based on justice and wellbeing.
Eon Institute is a spin-off of C Minds’ Eon Resilience Lab that is managed independently while maintaining C Minds’ core values and vision of harnessing responsible tech to create more and more inclusive opportunities for communities in Latin America.
What we do
Guides and research projects
Strategies and agendas
Training sessions and programs
Public policy recommendations
Pilots and proofs of concept
How can we promote a human-centric approach to tech design, development and adoption? How can we adjust existing frameworks to new developments?
How can we innovate and collaborate in the field of tech regulation? How can Artificial Intelligence systems promote Human Rights?
How can we make the most of new technologies in the classroom? How can we promote children’s digital rights?
How can we prepare national and local governments in Latin America for tomorrow’s reality? What cross-sector strategies could help the development of new skills?
How can we place inclusion at the heart of its design and development? What does it mean for Latin America?
some of our partners
Founder & Director
Since 2016, Claudia has been designing and coordinating international projects on responsible tech and tech for social fairness. She is part of the Experts Committee of the Mexican Senate’s National AI Alliance, a member of the UK’s Emerging Tech Council in Mexico, a Global Bias Ambassador by Theodora AI, and, in 2022, she received a recognition from Women’s AI Awards for her outstanding role in Mexico’s AI ecosystem. In the past, she directed Mexico’s first AI regulation test and coordinated Mexico’s National AI Agenda via the IA2030Mx Coalition. She graduated from Warwick Business School in the United Kingdom
Senior Programs Officer
Since 2020, Daniela has focused on the intersection of new technologies and social impact, specializing in the design and deployment of public policy prototypes. She has a degree in International Relations from the Universidad de las AmĂ©ricas Puebla and is a tech advisor for the Mexican Council on International Affairs, as well as a Member of the Experts Group of the Mexican Senate’s National AI Alliance.
Intern
Ariadna is studying International Relations at the Colegio de MĂ©xico. Moreover, she was selected to be part of the 2024 Cyber Youth Delegates for the Americas, an initiative by Stanford University. As part of her studies, she’s been researching challenges and opportunities for an AI regulation in Mexico.
Lead for Admin and Legal
Member of the Advisory Board
Rodrigo boasts 15+ years of experience leveraging new technologies and strategies to enhance accountability, promote inclusive integrity practices, and improve the prevention, identification, and investigation of corruption and transnational crime. He currently serves as the Regional Director for the Americas at Open Ownership. From 2015 to 2023, he led the UK’s international cooperation in Mexico on anti-corruption, economic competition, and digitalization. He has been a speaker and delegate for the UK and Mexico at international forums such as the United Nations, the OECD, and the Global AI Forum.
Founding Member of the Advisory Board
For 15 years, Constanza has worked in the development field as a social entrepreneur and strategist, founding organizations, national advocacy coalitions, and leading the development of national and international legislation/policies in the fields of digital economy and social development. She is the founder of C Minds, AI for Climate, and NaturaTechLac, all focused on AI for humanity and biodiversity conservation. She is a Founding Member of the UNESCO’s Steering Committee of Women for Ethical AI, used to chair the WEF’s AI for Humanity Global Council, and was a member of the UNESCO Ad-Hoc Experts Group for the Recommendation on the Ethics of AI. She supported and advised the founding of Eon Institute.
Member of the Advisory Board
Carlos is a researcher specialized in the intersection of emerging technologies and policy, focusing on AI governance, and currently examining how methods and applications of AI push the boundaries of policy (hard and soft law) at the Future of Life Institute, where he works as a Senior AI Policy Researcher and UN Representative. He is also a Member of the OECD.AI’s Experts Network, Co-Chair of the AI and Autonomous Systems Policy Committee at the IEEE, and a Member of the Global Experts Groups on the Governance of Emerging Tech at Open Loop.
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